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I'm in BC, not Ontario, but no-fault eviction isn't a thing here. You can evict a tenant for reasons such as: - didn't pay rent - late paying rent at least th
by Kluny 7y ago
I'm in BC, not Ontario, but no-fault eviction isn't a thing here. You can evict a tenant for reasons such as:
- didn't pay rent
- late paying rent at least three times
- your family is planning to occupy the unit
- unit is uninhabitable
- major damage to property
- broke the terms of the lease
Family occupancy is the most common workaround that landlords use, and it takes a long time to make it happen. Followed by "renoviction" (leaving the unit in disrepair until they can force the tenant out for construction). That is also expensive and takes a long time. In any case, there has to be a reason.